Lee wrote:
On 12/18/14, Ivan Berger <c...@ivanberger.com> wrote:
I gather that checking "load all images" is a security risk, so I've
always checked "load images only from originating server," then checked
the "show remote content" button on each e-mail whose source I trusted.
But now that button no longer shows up--which makes a lot of emails
useless. I'm currently using 2.31, but I think I had this problem just
before I upgraded from 2.30. How do I get the button back?
And--definitely under 2.30 and I think earlier--there seems to be no way
to issue blanket remote-content privileges for trusted senders, as there
is in Thunderbird. Is there no way to do this in SeaMonkey?
Probably not, but request policy might do what you want:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/requestpolicy/
Regards,
Lee
Many sites use third party image servers, though, so you are very likely
to have problems. I have had no problems with allowing third-party
images. I do block third-party cookies and referrers to keep the snoops
at bay, however.
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